300°C Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor - Single-Point/Multipoint FBG Thermometer - FBG Temperature Sensors

Features of OFSCN® 300℃ Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor:

• High Temperature Resistance: The sensor utilizes a polyimide-coated optical fiber, allowing for long-term use in temperatures up to 300℃ and intermittent use up to 370℃.
• Durable Construction: It features a 0.9mm seamless stainless steel tube housing, providing excellent protection. The sensor tip is sealed by welding.
• Precise Measurement: Based on the principle of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG), it offers high sensitivity, fast thermal response, and excellent accuracy.
• Compact and Lightweight: Its small size and light weight make it easy to install in various configurations.
• Robustness: The sensor boasts high tensile strength, high compressive strength, waterproof and moisture-proof properties, and corrosion resistance. It contains no flammable materials.
• Universal Compatibility: It is a general-purpose product that is compatible with various FBG interrogators, effectively functioning as an industrial thermometer when paired with one.
• Flexible Installation: It can be embedded, clamped, surface-mounted, glued, or buried within structures for temperature detection and monitoring.

Possible Application Scenarios and Industries of OFSCN® 300℃ Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor:

Given its robust design and high-temperature capabilities, the OFSCN® 300℃ Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor is suitable for a wide range of applications across various industries.

This sensor is particularly well-suited for any application requiring single-point or quasi-distributed temperature measurement where traditional sensors may fail due to high temperatures, electromagnetic interference, or harsh environmental conditions.

Application Scenarios Examples of OFSCN® 300℃ Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor:

• Industrial Production:Real-time temperature monitoring in manufacturing processes, such as in ovens, furnaces, or extruders. Assessing the operating temperature of critical machinery to prevent overheating and ensure optimal performance. Monitoring temperature profiles during the curing of composites, adhesives, or coatings.
• Chemical Industry: Precise temperature measurement within chemical reactors to optimize reactions and ensure safety. Detecting temperature fluctuations in pipelines transporting hot chemicals or fluids. Monitoring temperatures in storage tanks for various chemical substances.
• Power Industry: Temperature sensing within power transformers to detect hot spots and prevent failures. Monitoring the temperature of critical components in power generators. Temperature assessment of switchgear and other high-voltage components.
• Railway Industry: Detecting temperature changes in railway tracks, especially in areas prone to buckling or stress. Monitoring the temperature of braking components in trains. Temperature sensing in train engines and other critical mechanical parts.
• Military Industry: emperature monitoring in various military equipment and weapon systems operating under extreme conditions. ensing temperatures in engines and propulsion units. Monitoring temperature-induced stress in critical military structures.
• Aerospace Industry: Real-time temperature measurement in aircraft engines, exhaust systems, and other hot zones. Monitoring temperature during the manufacturing and in-flight operation of advanced composite materials. Sensing surface temperatures of aircraft and spacecraft due to aerodynamic friction. Monitoring fuel temperature in tanks and lines.

Industry Examples of OFSCN® 300℃ Fiber Bragg Grating Temperature Sensor:

• Industrial Production: For precise temperature control and monitoring in factories and plants.
• Electric Power: Monitoring transformers, cables, generators, and other critical power infrastructure.
• Railway: Temperature detection in tracks, train components, and signaling systems.
• Military: Applications requiring robust and reliable temperature sensing in demanding conditions.
• Aerospace: Monitoring temperatures in aircraft structures, engines, and space vehicles.
• Oil & Gas: Temperature sensing in pipelines, wells, and storage facilities.
• Chemical Industry: Monitoring temperatures in reactors, tanks, and pipelines where corrosive materials are present.
• Renewable Energy: Temperature monitoring in solar panels, wind turbine components, and geothermal systems.
• Research & Development: Used in laboratories for various temperature-sensitive experiments and tests.